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3:04 pm

Tue March 3, 2015

We have a jury in the marathon bombing trial. Now, a judge will have to decide what evidence they'll see and when. WGBH special correspondent Emily Rooney was in court and is on set with her observations.

The suicide of a Massachusetts teen has raised questions about the limits of criminal culpability. Attorney Jack Cunha and forensic psychologist Robert Mendoza weigh in.

The Handel and Haydyn Societycelebrates 200 years strong. WGBH Arts Editor Jared Bowen talked to its artistic director and archivist about the its legacy.

The great space-saver debate: To save or not to save spaces: that is the question, and opinions are strong. We'll talk to urbanist Gustavo Quiroga and Caught in Southie magazine co-founder Maureen Dahill.

LOCAL NEWS

5:55 pm

Tue February 24, 2015

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Politics & eggs: Republican Sen. Marco Rubio was in New Hampshire this morning for a traditional breakfast. WGBH News Senior Editor Peter Kadzis was there and shared his observations about the presidential hopeful.

Campaign finance: As New Hampshire gears up for a big 2016, a new lawsuit could bring major changes to campaign finance rules in the Bay State.

"Get What's Yours": A Boston University economics professor has tips to make sure you get the most out of your Social Security benefits.

LOCAL NEWS

12:00 am

Mon February 23, 2015

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On alert: The latest terror threat targets malls. We'll talk about how officials are responding and where the real risks lie.

"Cornered": Dr. Richard Sharpe is notorious as the troubled dermatologist who killed his wife. Now, we get the inside story.

Vienna to Boston: It's a story more than 75 years in the making. It started when the Nazis annexed Austria. Now, it's culminating at the Museum of Fine Arts. And we'll hear from the woman at the center of it all.

LOCAL NEWS

10:38 am

Fri February 20, 2015

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Bill O'Reilly: The Fox News star denies making exaggerated claims about reporting from a combat zone during the Falklands conflict. We assess the evidence.

"Alleged": Journalists report what they think to be true, so if the evidence against Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is overwhelming, why is he still the "alleged" bomber? Is the media too deferential to the legal system?

LOCAL NEWS

1:03 pm

Tue February 17, 2015

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More T trouble? The MBTA might not be running like normal for a month. We discuss that and how the state budget might affect service in the long term.

Terror attacks: WGBH News analyst Charlie Sennott talks about ISIS, the new global standard of safety for journalists, the attacks in Denmark and more.

Ferguson six months later: Washington Post reporter Wesley Lowery, who closely covered the unrest in Ferguson, Mo., checks in about what's happening there now and what reform might come from President Obama's policing task force.

Change at the Gardner: Anne Hawley's time at the helm of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum began with an infamous heist. Now, after 25 years, she's stepping down.

LOCAL NEWS

12:00 am

Wed February 11, 2015

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Ripple effect: How local biotech companies have been staying open and well staffed through recent snowstorms, and why they say they can't afford not to.

Vaccine controversy: We'll take a closer look at the risk of a measles breakout in Massachusetts right now and what some say are the communication gaps keeping some parents from vaccinating their kids.

LOCAL NEWS

12:00 am

Tue January 27, 2015

We hope you’re staying warm and safe inside as the first blizzard of the year blows through.

Tonight we're taking a look back at some of our best interviews from the start of 2015, including the untold stories of the Boston Marathon bombing, a behind-the-scenes look at the making of "Downton Abbey" season five, and a one-on-one with Sienna Miller opening up about playing the wife of the most lethal sniper in U.S. military history.

Tomorrow, we’ll look back on this storm and see how it stacked up against others in New England history.

Game guide: Millions of Patriots fans across New England were celebrating two Sundays ago, when it was clear the team was Super Bowl bound. But for the folks at a small publishing company in Lynn, it was time to go to work.

Brought back to light: Priceless Rothko paintings believed damaged beyond repair have been restored without Harvard Art Museum conservators even touching the canvas.

Remembering John Wilson: The Boston artist died Thursday at 92. WGBH Arts Editor Jared Bowen, who interviewed him in 2013, remembers his life and work.